Two body dynamics in a quadratic modification of general relativity

Abstract

It is shown in this study that deviations from the Einstein-Hilbert action at the quadratic level using a proper analyses and suitable dynamical variables lead to a tiny modification to the post-Newtonian equations of motion, and non-GR-like behavior at very short length scales.

arXiv comment24 pages. Version as accepted as part of the sixteenth Marcel Grossmann conference proceeding

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